Rising cyber threats drive higher-ed leaders to prioritize cyber resilience
Rising cyber threats drive higher-ed leaders to prioritize cyber resilience
Fewer than one-third of US state and local government and higher-education organizations say they are prepared for AI-powered cyberattacks
Rethinking campus security: Why higher education must embrace zero trust now
Threat actors are now motivated by opportunities to disrupt education, steal sensitive student and faculty data, or deploy ransomware against understaffed IT departments
Why access control must be higher education’s top cybersecurity priority
As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, strengthening data security requires an integrated approach to access control
AI vs. identity fraud: 3 threats putting student safety at risk
As digital learning becomes the norm and AI accelerates, identity fraud will only get more sophisticated
10 reasons your campus needs to upgrade to Windows 11
Upgrading to Windows 11 isn’t just a fix--it protects students, strengthens IT resilience, and equips classrooms for an AI-powered future
How Windows 11 is powering the next generation of higher-ed innovation
A new e-book explores how higher-ed leaders can strengthen cybersecurity, simplify IT management, and deliver more inclusive, AI-driven learning experiences with Windows 11
Higher-ed is fighting ransomware, but IT teams pay the price
Recovery times are improving, and ransom payments are falling, but staff burnout and stress are on the rise
Network security in higher ed: The importance of zero trust
Many universities don’t have the IT staff to reliably maintain network security while addressing user experience issues and concerns
6 key cybersecurity hiring trends
Increasingly, cybersecurity hiring managers prioritize experience and certifications over relevant education
Amid uncertainty, IT leaders outline priorities for higher ed
